Notebook on Clothes and Cities
Oh no, this was not good as and of the other Wim Wenders Documentaries that I have watched! It's not as interesting as Tokyo-Ga or as beautiful as Anselm. Learning about the fashion industry in Japan would have been cool, but we follow Yohji Yamamoto who seems really good at his work, but very uninteresting to follow.
It's sad but I would describe this as Wim Wenders first movie that is "not good". It's just entirely disinteresting to me and not his best work. In fact, by the end of it, I can't think of much that I liked. Some of the architecture was neat when they forgot they were talking about clothes. No idea what this documentary was even trying to focus on by the end...
It's sad but I would describe this as Wim Wenders first movie that is "not good". It's just entirely disinteresting to me and not his best work. In fact, by the end of it, I can't think of much that I liked. Some of the architecture was neat when they forgot they were talking about clothes. No idea what this documentary was even trying to focus on by the end...
Mini Review: Oh no, this was not good as and of the other Wim Wenders Documentaries that I have watched! It's not as interesting as Tokyo-Ga or as beautiful as Anselm. Learning about the fashion industry in Japan would have been cool, but we follow Yohji Yamamoto who seems really good at his work, but very uninteresting to follow. It's sad but I would describe this as Wim Wenders first movie that is "not good". It's just entirely disinteresting to me and not his best work. In fact, I didn't like
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